200 gallon hso blue dream indoor/outdoor grow

what do you think it will yield?

  • 1pound

    Votes: 7 9.5%
  • 2 pounds

    Votes: 9 12.2%
  • 3 pounds

    Votes: 21 28.4%
  • 4 or more?

    Votes: 37 50.0%

  • Total voters
    74

gogogogogogo

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Yeah I did half my plants mainlined last yr and it's true about how much more it yields!!!! There is more benefits to mainlining then I have time to write about. Right now even at this age they have about 200 top colas. Dude....u will never ever go back!
Yeah I got earth juice bloom on the way and I've been fermenting a brew of my own. My babies always go into flower by the end of july.
You'll love the Earth Juice if you haven't used it yet, just be careful with the PH.

I've been using their PH up to counteract the low PH of the teas I make with their line and I've noticed impressive results.

Following your thread for a while now, I can't wait for the day to grow some Blue Dream outdoors like this. Your plants look lovely.
 

ganga gurl420

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You'll love the Earth Juice if you haven't used it yet, just be careful with the PH.

I've been using their PH up to counteract the low PH of the teas I make with their line and I've noticed impressive results.

Following your thread for a while now, I can't wait for the day to grow some Blue Dream outdoors like this. Your plants look lovely.
awww thanks a lot! Yeah this is the first time using e.j. but I'm excited. Do u brew or bubble yours or just mix it into water? From what I understand is that if u mix it and bubble it for 48 hours and feed it...The pH evens out.
 

gogogogogogo

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awww thanks a lot! Yeah this is the first time using e.j. but I'm excited. Do u brew or bubble yours or just mix it into water? From what I understand is that if u mix it and bubble it for 48 hours and feed it...The pH evens out.
What all are you using by them?

I bubble it for 48 hours with two airstones in a 5 gallon bucket, I only make 2-3 gallons at a time, though. In my experience with this set up the PH is at 3.5 after 48 hours. Maybe a vortex style brewer would work better? I don't see too much frothing after 48 hours personally.

I've read that the catalyst specifically drops the PH more than the rest so that could be my problem. I really like their PH up though, it supposedly doesn't mess with the microbes like general hydroponics stuff does.
 

ganga gurl420

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What all are you using by them?

I bubble it for 48 hours with two airstones in a 5 gallon bucket, I only make 2-3 gallons at a time, though. In my experience with this set up the PH is at 3.5 after 48 hours. Maybe a vortex style brewer would work better? I don't see too much frothing after 48 hours personally.

I've read that the catalyst specifically drops the PH more than the rest so that could be my problem. I really like their PH up though, it supposedly doesn't mess with the microbes like general hydroponics stuff does.
Being in a high ph clay soil....I won't mind if it drops my ph any. I will be using the same set up as you.
 

gogogogogogo

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Being in a high ph clay soil....I won't mind if it drops my ph any. I will be using the same set up as you.
Gotcha, then it might be a benefit to you. I'd definitely recommend going strong with the dosage, I think it recommends something like 15ml/gallon for mature plants. I've been using about 20ml/gallon with my plants of the grow and they love it, I might even go a bit higher. I've read pretty frequently it's hard to give them too much of this stuff so if money isn't a major consideration give them more rather than less, especially with plants your size!
 

ganga gurl420

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The tea I'm brewing right now is something I learned from a grower on here. Mixing bananas and squash brown sugar and water. There is a 2 week fermenting process.
 

gogogogogogo

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The tea I'm brewing right now is something I learned from a grower on here. Mixing bananas and squash brown sugar and water. There is a 2 week fermenting process.
Is that primarily a flowering tea? Sounds interesting. The brown sugar I'm guessing is to provide the carbohydrates for the microorganisms?
 
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